268 DR. BARNARDO: PHYSICIAN, PIONEER, PROPHET

BA.RNARDO, THOMAS JOHN:—Continued
after, I55_i"l; Jubilee enlargement, 158;
typical histories of children in Homes,
159 if.; report of Her Majesty's Inspector
on liarnanlo's Schools, 163-4; the Mis-
sion's programme by 1888, if»6 n".

IX. BARNARUO GUIDES A GOVEUNMKNT:
ULs criticism of Poor Law institutions, 169;
Government Committee appointed to
investigate, 171; a three-volume Report,
172; criticisms vindicated, 172-3; Report
on Barnardo's Homes most fluttering,
173-8; the Rt. Hon. A. J. Mundella's
tribute to B., 179 f.; the Rt. Hon. Sir
John Gorst's tribute, iSolt.; other ver-
dicts on B.'s work, 183-5

X. LITIGATION AND THE "BARNAKDO ACT":
B. an ardent I'rotestaut, 187; publishes
T)M Cardinals Conscience, 191; Gossagc
Case, 193-9; in Court of Appeal B. pleads
his own case, 195; Master of Rolls sums
up, 198-9; Roddy Case, 199-207; a heart-
stirring letter to his wife, 202-3; acts as,
his own Counsel in Court of Appeal^ 203;
the three judges read their separate judg-
ments, 205 ff.; B. loses on points of Law,
but wins sweeping moral victory, 209;
effects Of legal battles, 207-11; Custody of
Children Act ("the Harnardo Art") ifrji,
208; immediate outcome of litigation, 2oH;
Cardinal Vauffhau m;d«-s mi amicable
agreement with B., aoy if.

XI. MIGRATION AND EMPIRE BUILDING:
Chief Whip oi Australian Federal Govern-
ment proud to proclaim himself an "Old
Boy", 312-13; Grand Review of Overseas
Family, 214-18; reasons for success of
migration, 219; ill-founded attacks, 219 f.;
Canada should raise *v B. Memorial, -221

XII. FINANCE:

B.'s first public gift and the Homes' sup-
port to-day, 222', early principles of
finance, 223; evolution of his opinions on,
223ff.; wholly Christian appeal, 237ff.;
wonderful deliverances, 229 t'f.; restric-
tions by Committee, 231 ff.; B, appeals
through Night and Day, 233 f.; founds
Young Helpers' League, 235 f.; Interna-
tional Farthing League, 238; two veteran
helpers, 239 f.

XIII. THE MAN BABNARDO:

will stand among the great pioneers and
prophets of History, 342; "Emancipator
of Outcast Child", 242; religion the "be-
all and end-all" of lif0,343! evolution of his
religious outlook, 243 f.; letter to curate,
244-5; his real catholicity, 245 f.; qualities
of mind and heart, 247 ff.; a "pal" among
his children, 249 f.; his humour, 550ff,;
relations with his staff, 253; letter to a
co-worker, 255; family relationships, 255;
letter to his son Cyril, 255 f.; Kennie's
funeral, 256 f.

XIV. LAST DAYS, FUNERAL, PRESS TRI-

BUTES, ETC.:

heart trouble, 257; visits to Bad Nauheim,
258; final illness and death, 259; article
from his will, 259; body lies "in state",
.260; funeral, 260ff.; Memorial, 262; Press
tributes, 262 ff.; made the whole Kingdom
of Childhood happier, 264 f.

Beaumont Square, 92

Bcecher, Rev. Henry Ward, 136

Belfast, 50

Believers' Baptism, 55; 58

Bell, Dr. A., 26

Bcnthain, Etlie, 238 f.

Bentharn, J., as anti-slavist, 25; 27

Bible, 26; Bible Christian, 28; 37; 41; 52; 54;
555 5*>; 62; selling Bibles,* 65; 131, 13.^;'
Homes' chief text-book, 162, 164; 223;
2-13; 2.16

Bible Class, 5-1; 97; 115; r54

BDlioRsgato, 82; 107

Birt, Mrs., 213 t.

Bishop, I-J., i.|7

Boarding-out, <\.\; 179; 182; 233

Board Schools, 167

Booth, Rt. Hon. C. B., 183

Booth, William, 228

Boys' Garden City, description of, 36ff.; com-
pared with G.V.ll., 36; "House Mothers"
in, 37; the Governor of, 37; swimming-
pool, 38; 23^

Bradlaugh, 22

Brady, Choync, 129

Branches (oi Uaruardo's Homes), 43; 44; 45;

158

Braswy, Lord, 251
'Breuttord, Lord, iR/j f.
Brcthrenipm, 55; 101; i.\.\; 223; 243
Bristol, 220

British ami Foreign Bible Society, 86
British ami Foreign School Society, aG
Brown, Rov. A., 2.15
Brnce-Porter Houi<«, 239
Bull,Rev.<3.S.,28
Buuyan, J., 2.15
BurdcU-Coutb, the Baroness, 26

Cabinet Minister, iflS
Cabmen's Shelters, 135
Cadburys, 2,15
Cadman, Dr. I'nrkcs, TS
Cairns, Lord, memorial to, 33; 133; 153; 154;
I55J 232
Cambridge, 41
Cambridge Modern History, the, 15; 22
Canada, B. boys and girls in, 32 f.; 43; 44; 78;
102; 177; 292; 196; 213; 315; 217; 219;
debt to B., 221; 250 (note); 255; 262
Canada Hall, 37
Cnrdtnars Conscience, The, 189
"Carrots", 107; 157; 187; 223; 226
Charity Organisation Society, 144; 150
Charity Schools, 21
Children's Treasury, Tbe, 134
China, 61; 78; 79', 81; ^5; «0; 87; 222
China Inland Mission, 60
Christ: lordship of, 50; 55; 57; 6x; 109; no;
187; 226; 229; 234; 238; 241; 246; 247;
3|-9; 261
Christendom, 29; 242
Christian, The, 10,1; no; 129; 131; 133; 223;
225; 227; 22b; 232; 238
Christianity, 29; 50; 237; 244
Church, 23; aS; 90; 97; TOO; xxa; 1655.215;
216; 227; 238; 2/14; 262
Church of England, 49; 54; 146; 154; 165;
„ SMS; 245
Clapham, 43544
Clarkson, Thomas, 25
Clerical Junius, a, 140; 141; 145; 146; 148
Clerical Junius Letters, 141; 144; 145
Cobbett, William, 22
Colmaus, 245